black necked stork jabiru
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| It`s called a Black-necked Stork, though the neck is not strictly black from close-up: It is from a distance. Australians also call it a jabiru, although it is not the same as the old world`s jabiru, so is not technically a jabiru. The females have the yellow eyes. Males have dark eyes. Photo taken at Melbourne Zoo. Black-necked Stork - S. & S.E. Asia, with a population in Australia |
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